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The process for transferring data from a JSON file to a database using Microsoft Azure involves the following steps:

1. Create a new Azure Database: First, you need to create a new Azure database where you want to store the JSON data. You can choose from various types of databases supported by Azure, such as SQL Database, Cosmos DB, or Document DB.

2. Import JSON data: Once you have created the database, you can use the Azure Import/Export service to import the JSON data from your local file system into the Azure database. You can use the Azure Portal to upload your JSON file.

3. Map JSON data to database schema: After you have uploaded the JSON file to Azure, you need to map the JSON data to the database schema. You can use tools such as Azure Data Factory or Azure Logic Apps to map and transform the JSON data into the desired schema.

4. Execute SQL queries: Once the mapping is done, you can execute SQL queries to insert, update, or retrieve data from the database. You can use tools such as Azure Portal, Azure Data Studio, or SQL Server Management Studio to execute SQL queries.

5. Monitor and manage the database: Finally, you need to monitor and manage your Azure database to ensure its optimal performance and availability. You can use Azure tools such as Azure Monitor, Azure Advisor, or Azure Security Center to monitor and manage your Azure database.